Tehran announced it has received and is reviewing Washington's response to the 14-point plan Iran presented last week.

Li Jingxun, a Sui dynasty noble, died at just 9 years old and was interred in a palace-shaped sarcophagus with precious grave goods.

A male passenger attacked a flight attendant on a United Airlines flight and attempted to enter the cockpit but was subdued.

General secretary and president To Lam will make a state visit to Sri Lanka at the invitation of president Anura Kumara Dissanayake.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to maintain cooperation with President Donald Trump, despite recent disputes over the Iran conflict.

The plane carrying Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez experienced a technical malfunction, necessitating an emergency landing in Turkey.

Hezbollah has repeatedly used first-person view (FPV) drones to attack Israel's advanced Merkava Mark 4M tanks, but the Trophy system on their turrets has failed to activate.

Israel will purchase numerous F-15IA and F-35I fighter jets, based on lessons learned from the conflict with Iran.

The Czech president refuted Trump's accusation that Europe did not assist the US in its Iran campaign, arguing that allies should be treated fairly.

Israel's national security minister was given a birthday cake featuring a noose, a clear reference to the controversial law he championed in parliament.

President Zelensky announced that Ukrainian forces attacked two oil tankers belonging to Russia's "shadow fleet" near the port of Novorossiysk.

Lebanon's LBCI channel faces backlash after depicting Hezbollah leader and members as characters from the popular 'angry birds' game.

Lawyers have asked a judge to lift suicide prevention measures for suspect Cole Allen, who is being held after an alleged assassination attempt on Trump.

The US has approved arms sales, including Patriot missiles, totaling over USD 8,6 billion to Israel, Qatar, Kuwait, and the UAE.

President Trump stated he would soon review Iran's latest proposal, but expressed skepticism about its prospects.

The War Powers Act imposes legal limits on the US president's authority to deploy troops, but its practical effectiveness remains contentious.

Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, speaking at Vietnam National University, announced Japan's support for Vietnam in energy security, including establishing a regional oil reserve system and developing new energy sources.

Unidentified attackers hijacked an oil tanker off Yemen in the Gulf of Aden, then steered the vessel towards Somalia.

China's railway system served 24.8 million passengers during the International Labor Day holiday, a record high, indicating a recovery in the tourism market.

Chancellor Merz's comments regarding the Iran conflict served as the last straw, infuriating President Trump to the point of ordering the withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany.

General Asadi, a top Iranian military commander, warns that conflict with the US could very likely reignite after a ceasefire, as the two sides have yet to find common ground.